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vol—1: Herald Weather sou-em;
, , indications for today are genera Iy lab-
1 warmer. followed by falling temo
, _ re. Fort11morrow.cle11r, with conside-
‘ , lower temperature '
.‘ mammal- moon-11
Ibo-bunt point of the thermometer for
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screen above 1101011011011. to degrees
WW8“ Almanac for Tomorrow.
,flb‘ibe MW! ut4131ml an???“
,, Shead'on the Eastern Question.
'. It in a satisfaction to see how W. T.
aloud roars at England in reference to
eArmcnian question. In The Review
of Reviews he reminds his country that
,, 30 yearsugo Russia undertook to liber-
jello Bulgaria from Turkish rule and
1 Turkish atrocities. Russia accomplished
~‘l1cr'wurkaloue. Then England, through
her jealousy of Russia, refused to allow
that country to enjoy the fruits of vic-
_ Cory. In the Berlin congrcss 20 years
ago, at the making of the treaty of San
Stafano, “it was England and none other
but, canceled the Manse giving Russia
the right to compel the Turks to guar-
mice the Armenians against outrages
1111a massacre. " At the Berlin congress
England’ a ministcis “re- enslaved one-
third of Bulgaria, delivered over Ar-
, "atria tothc uncovcnnntcd mercies of
' the sultan and then run off with Cyprus
, up their wages for a crimc almost 11n-
1 11111111111211 in history for its combination
of Pharisaism and theft. "
Such being the fact, Mr. Stood thinks
" #131111. aurprlsiup that Russia nor any
br‘ European nation has ‘any send.
us in England 110112111 brief. the
. 111111111 situation. horrible as it is, is
‘ use to England's crime of 20 years ago,
,whcn she refused to let Russia force re-
,1 null liberty for all 111.. subjects down
‘ throat of the sultan.
To make amends for this contomptible
induct in 187.8 Stead considers that
ugland should now make redress and
w!’ dut‘of'tbe consequence? 611.31 ‘act
Inbound said shortly before his death
that Russia was pow 'crlcss to aid the
onions because “England 111111 oom-
kitted by the Anglo-Turkish convention
to defend the sultan against Russia
‘hculd she take any action to protcct the
maniacs against their 01111111111101». "
lure England herself is responsible
. 1111 thcdeplornblo situation in Armenia.
, ‘ 1T0 reform it 121111111111! should, in the
judgment of Mr. Stead, first evacuate
dyprus and. turn it over to the portc 1111
“earnest that she is not merely playing
be: 3111 game of grub; N 1111- there should
lie I congress of 11!! the powers which
should ,1gaarant1c reforms 111 ’I‘urkcy.
Third. the carrying out of those rcfcmis
id be intrustcd to Russia under the
superintendence pf the powers.
Thoreau those fond of calling ours
Menorah times and of saying that
in and self sacriflce arc dead, slain
greed and cowardly selfishness. But
are heroes still. Tln-1c is 1111 much
the spirit that would lay down life
WM 1111 there ever was. it comes
1 , the surface whrn there 111 great 011'11-
' ml théve was in that explosion in p
alias utWilkcabarr1-, Pmrcccntly.
few 1111111 111111111 work 1'11 N11. 1,
" i 11 the air course in the tunnel.
,1 7 those on the outside heard
1
W. 'A blast of air and gas
= but of the mouth of the tunnel
tbs Iwecp of a tornado. There
I Mud of wreckage and flying
_‘ than a horrible silence. M1111
__ = tow-11111111 mouth of the mine.
but thoughts! all was for the men
Were they living or dead? In
time than it takes to write it a res-
“ y 111111 formed. it was 1 111111111-
party. and 11111111 111111 11111 11 were
11111 the but. wmum R, Jones, 11111!
11111111111111 mine fortnmn, John Joseph.
her 11 they 11111 not mnm' their
Would be fatherlcss, yet 011:;
that human not succeed, but
Mu thankful wattle 111111111-
; 1m
the some way she crawled 'in. 'Prince‘
1mm of 1513M"
' maamwmm 1m 11.. mo '
cumin; u! the Danube in the portion
which bubblingcmructed navigation.
111111111111 listen at the manpower»:
cerium! rocks that 111111111 licobcuuol ox-
treiael: dangerous {or steamers for e
distances! the miles in one portion of
its length. For six years the Hungarian.
have been blasting out these make. It
was an enterprise larger even than clear-
ing Bast river at Bell Gate. But the
work is done, and Emperor Francis Jo-
seph himself formally dediented the
channel, amid the cheers of thousands of
his subjects. The Danube is new open
from the head of navigation to the Dur-
candles.-
Cenlenarians need not new hesitate
to learn to ride the bicycle through fear
they are too old. Gladstone will be 87
in December, and Gladstone is to learn
to ride the wheel so as to accompany his
favorite grandchild, Dorothy Drew. The
sight of the greatest statesman of mod-
ern Europe, aged 87, scorching along
the road on a bicycle will be not the
least of the impressive sights of this
strange end of the nineteenth century.
A Cohen patriot general declares that
”within his ceitain knowledge as many
people, strictly noncombutants, have
been slain in cold blood by the Span-
inrds during the present war in Cuba as
have been put to death by the Turks in
Armenia. All civilization is howling at
the Armenian massacres, but no word is
spoken in protest against the atrocities
in Cuba.
Do not let anybody else do your think
king for you-not your preacher, doctor
or evcn your editor. Thinkit all cutter
yourself.
NEW TOM'S LIVE STOCK 811011.
I! Will open In 1111111111 811111111 Garden 1111
Monday, November 2511!.
The opening of the second annual
Live Stock Show in the Madison Square
Garden, on Monday, November 2311,11nd
continuing until Saturday, November
28th, is an important event to
cattle , breeders and to the public
and everyone interested in the im-
prcvemeut of the breeding of live
stock, in which thousands of dollars are
invested by manv who raise cattle either
for pleasure or profit. The exhibition of
last year, which was anovelty even in
the big city, made an impression which
should give it a rank second only to the
Horse Show, and gave encouragement
for an exhibition this year practically
arevelatloa to people at the Garden.
The entries in the various classes give
the certainty of an exhibition that will
deserve especial interest and attention,
and the distribution of the classes show
that 11 splendid representation has been
to be contested for. To make it a popu»
fixed at half a dollar during the day and
0110 dollar at night, 1! concession which
the exhibitors have asked for, and an
important one, as the visitors come from
all parts of the country, and special ar-
rangements have been made by the 11111-
roads for transportation.
3 A special feature will be made of dairy
pxhibits. and New York, New Jersey
and Connecticut will enter into close
competition, while 'the incubator people
will occupy space in what is known it's
the restaurant part of the building. with
bept in the Poultry Shows.
The arrangements for housing the
cattle in the Garden insures the best care
and-tho elegant ring used by the Horse
Show will be used for tho exhibit-ion.
What the Horse Show is to New York
the Live Stock Show will be in time as
there is so much money invested in cat-
tlo breeding throughcutjhe country and
the interest is so extended that the 1111-
who -nce of the exhibition cannot be esti-
111111111 except in in benefit to everyone
who admires and' 1s willing to appreciate
what American bred cattle are and the
below the world asevideuceof what can
be accomplished when men of means
undertake the Work.
BROAD RIVER.
At the Christian Endeavor meeting in
the chapel, sunday cvenlng, Miss Laura
Ucmstock gave 11 full amount of the
state convention in New London, which
she attended last week.
Contractual). W. Millshas nearly
111g in Harriet street.
James [5 Elle has just 11 ceived 11 111111
sigmuout of three on leads of hay from
New York state.
George Mills, .11., has scoured a posh
tton with (iroceryman A. Abrahanis,
Ralph Kellogg in constructing an 1111-
pmd in the rear of his premises in Kel-
logg avenue.
Theodore Rogers was tendered an en-
jlyable surprise party at his home, Fri-
day night, by a large number of his
friends. v
, l”. W. Mead. who recently sold his
residence in New Canaan to New Ymk
panicswlll 111111011111 hls house la the
Bllvcrndne road. and in the future will“?
reside bare with his funny.
upon the same lines as that which was
secured with over $10,000 in prize money '
1111' show the price of admission has been 3
a display larger than has been seen ex- .
here that is taken to bring them forward ‘-
comp‘ctcd the cellar which hols build- ’
”musicals. ‘
1111111111111 arms 111111511.
11.111111111111111..." mu.
01111 111mm: 0111.11.
I 7.
TUESDAY EVENING,
- - - - - - NDVEIBEN
A Whirlwind of Fun and Music!
The Peerless Irish Comedians.
May Smith Robbins 1.1.1112.“
Supported by 11 so orb “com? 1 11111111110111.1111
11nd scubrett cunt bole: mate musics!
come dfrlu curse 11.
“LITTLE TRIXIE, "
THE ROMP HEIRESS.
Unde the management 11f Fred. Robbins
Bright uslc. Pretty Girls and Graceful Dm.
cars. 11111111 wun' toenicyagocd laugh. wait
andseo thile Trlxlc .
Heats7bc.coc.'an1l sec. at Weed d: Tomlin-
son' 11.
HOYT'S THEATRE
1101.11. Norwalk.
Tuesday and Wednesday,
Nov. !7 and !8.
Special llmlted engugom'ut of the Sterling
Soubiette.
Miss , ,
Lillian
Kennedy!
Supported I11 11 company of tlrst- class artists'
Great musical comedy Ann” 11 l 1xloy 11
THE DEAOON’ S
DAUGHTER.
Thrilling Climaxos. Songs 11111! Dances. ' A J
Prices 250. 3511. 60c- ,Seats on sale at Plalsted'e
and Pmneo'a stores.
7th -- Season -- 7th
I Farewell Visit.
H oV'r's 1' H EATRE.
Thursday, November I9tb.
Elmer E. Vance's Realistic Railroad Comedy
Drama
The Limited Mail
With the wonderful
8 E A T R I C E .
The greatest sensation of the age.
The most 11'11111lcrf1llpluy of the am.
The greatest novelty of the 11111:.
The phc '[lumfmlll successufthe ago.
The one 111111rc1111‘11111clty11f 11 decade. over-
lluwing with >111 Trims bubbling incr 11it!1
111crrl1ncnt. 1111mm! with 11.11: ltlnu! n1 11101111.
A gl-1'l11u~1 laughing 111111111111 for tlnt tlrcd
fooling.
Prices 2131‘. 5111:. "Mo. blunts
t1-d'1111ndl’111ne11'11 st 1111..
a sale t l‘lnis.
,NORWALN OPERA HOUSE.
'1'.w. MITCHELL. Manager.
Saturday, November 2|.
Laura Bigger and Burt Hav-
1 erly in Hoyt’s
Trip
to“
Chinatown
Produced in same 111111111911111 11! lloyt's 'l'hnu-
fro, New l rk.
5111-, '11‘111. limits at Wood's and
Prices E1151.
Tunlllnsnn's.
HOVT’ S THE—ATRE
Saturday Evening, Nov. 2!
MISS
Margaret Fuller!
Wllh 11 111111111th of >111 11-1'1111'11l1ll!ty 11111! )1“.
’1‘ HUMAN 11.1 l'flbl'lli AN "1 Alexandci Du-
1111111' 1111111t1-r11l111".11
The Princess of
Bagdad.
Tr1111~l11t1111 11111! adapted bv W111. Young. au-
Ihnruf' "l'lwllumh." “Cnnnlon.” 11111!
"‘leu Drug-1113
tint-1 on sale at I’lalstel-s 11111! l’lnncc's
stoma.
,3
Auction Sale .
01"
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE!
111111-1'1111111«1..~m1 11.11 111111111 11.1.11. 111111-
. Heir! 1111mm. Mouth N11r1valk.Cou11.
Wednesday, . November 18.
‘ T1311 .1 11.
Kcolmmlnu nf parlor. dining 11111! bedroom
furnitun i’11111'l11111lluln 11111111111!er came 11.
iron and lame 1!».011bc1lr11111111111lts.r01.
111's. chairs. bell: 1111,1111
receptions mud» 1111mm 1111 day of sale.
l‘or r11111141111111 x1111-11 “Uiiéfn-tl the prelim
acct in
“hip Eduard“ all": I)! let ow!!!
”WI
. ~tloll
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avenue.
lice
ate? 1......
John AButtcrucn
Charm 1" llabock
a can
'l‘whcmcsll X11011 Mole
yanooéoggflz Annie lIduxcleegl 2:
‘10er :n John Blade
328 16
11.1 111
26 416
41 11
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111.111
, 1111 711
1111711
30 76
cilia 1. Hanlon! and ll. 0 Woodward so 611
wWoodwr
lwnrd 111.215
('hrletwlan Wfiwnnz 1111 m
John Hefner 113.11
1111011 :17 02
Winter 1111.111
11111111161111. Berg 111.95
Maryll mg 114.110
Estate of athsn C. Elv. hell-s of 21.110
Jacob Ut' .':!11391 111 111
$1.17: 119
HIGH STREET.
Estate of Danlel K, Nash. heirs of 5511.911
Estate of Dan! 1 11.111111!» heirs cl 1111 1111
Maui) Ellcberts :11 11
1’.!!an Coleman ' 22.116
1130 10
1111111111111 1111111111.
William T. Smith. $11111
I'mncls urrlt’. 11.111
“8011
11.11 511111111.
William Llchtbllum. t 3.211
Margaret M101 0.! 1. 5
Estate of Lewis Raymond. helrs of. 21.111
917. 1'3
Dated ulthct'itv of South Norwalk this 11th
d“I" 11fN111vlcmfmr. 3.1.131 full 1 l! on
‘ c in 111111: In
em" no 011191111 11.'1.111..011
null? Cltvthlmk.
IT’S AMUSING
to read some bargain advertisements—
you know they can't be true. What we
offer we will give, and you'll be the first
to admit that with us a bargain is a bar-
gain.
Painten’ 811 p.plies
Artists' Materials. Plasma.
Pictures framed to order.
Paintin, Paperhuugiug. Decorating
and Sign
DECKER.
79 Washington 8m». 80. Flour-lb.
Yours
for
New Hair '
and a . .
Clean Scalp.
HALE’S
conrbusc
0011111111
At
Your
Druggists.
ofw. RAYMOND,
_. Funeral Director
and Embalmor.
.3 Washington Itroot.
I0. Now-IR. .
Residence. Muhubmo Hotcl'
m7“
l)lbl'l'llll."l‘ 1W NllltWALKi 11s. PROBATE
(‘lll' “'1‘. November ‘1. A.l 111M
li11111to-110hurlm1 I. llnnton. lutcof N01 walk
In said Distr 1t tll‘ll‘lltlt'fi:
“Mu-Cum!11fl’rnbutcforfllmllstrltd 11f N111-
1vn!k,-l1uth!!111!t1-1! 11111! 111111111111 six months
.'111111t!1111h1l1' lnnunl for tho 111-1111111111111! 111111!
1-stutotu1wl1ll1lt thulr «lnilnulur settlement.
Homo who neulwt tu 119111111! their 1111-111111111.
properly attested. wlt 1!n 1111b! time 11!!! be
dobnrrml 11 m1111'.1-ry All 1111r1111n14i111lobt111! tin
said «state are requested to “lhllkfl 1113111511)! fill!)
payment to
1111 11117. Admlnlslrato 1'
Lilla... to 311.111 11.111.
Mrs G. wan-11141111» will moot those dbnh-
lug lessons In etudlc 1111111 11t' 11111111111111 club.
on Mouthwaltclnoons after 111'.1~!o1-k lu No-
vember. 011111111111 wll Ill! be termed in watcl
cola 1!.f11bcstrvund 11!! pnlnllnlr. 111-11 and Ink
slut 1111111. 11111111111111! omam 11111111011! 111111111
Terms for inundation. ilve do tars forten leeu
11111111. all 11v
county Commissloncrs fiction!
The! 11111 W Commissioners 1v!!! beln H1111-
slob 11 1111 Common (lounclIrnnm. H .1111. Nor.
walk. cducmlay. November 111 from 1011. m.
cm 11. 111.. for “”111“" 1111111111111 of issuing licenses
I} town 11
'iil. iconic) «dill ri' COMMISSIONERS“
Shorty Sherwood. 11.11.11
Oceania“ portion of 3. Donovan'-
.1112“
fin.
Black beaver jackets, $3.98; worth $5.
“ boucle " {1.00; " 7.50.
“ ” “ 7.98; “ 10.00.
" “ “ 9.50; “ H.011.
Cloth capes at $3.25; worth $5.00.
” “ 4.93: “ 6.50.
" “ 6.98; “ 8.50.
Plush “ 3.75: “ 13.00.
” “ 5.50; “ 6.98.
“ “ 11.98; " 15.00.
thibet fur trimmings, worth 39.00, at $6.98.
$1.98 each.
1111'. winter weight, worth 751:, at 500.
Dress Good 3 .
ment ever offered.
a! voluo at 751:: very stylish, per yard, 59c.
16 inches wide,
tail price, $2.30 per yard:
GREAT BARGAIN.
D o m esti cs.
per pair, 981:.
Garments
SELECT YOUR
Wlnter - - -'
FROM THE
OF
Children’s long coats with capes, made of extra heavy
Scotch tweed and fancy checks, worth $6.75, at $1 1’10.
Ludies' collarcttes of sheared Coney, with chinchilla and
Ladies’ wrappers, fleeced lined. made of heavy English
prints, full cut,perfect finish and perfect fit, worth $2.75, at
Ladies’ cloth waists, made with full sleeves, velvet col~
Here you will find the grandest values in this depart-
26 pieces J umestcwn suiting, strictly all wool, exception-
lOpieccs two-toned effects in winter weight suitiugs,
regular price $! .2271; special at 9811.
:1 pieces black French crcpon, importer‘s price $1.75, rc~
our price. special, $1.50.
18 pieces all colors silk face velvet, imported to sell at $1
per yard, the balance of a large importers stock,per yd. 511.3,
1 l --l gray and white, extra full size blanketswvorth $1.50:
A .
[IRBEST ASSORTMEN‘I’
NDIIALK. ODIN. N. Y. 01111111,“: ORDADWAT. 1
Cloaks and Furs”
IN CONNECTICUT.
Once again this popular Cloak Room, stocked as no other' 111 Connecticut, with the largest,“ best selected
and best made garments, offers a feast of bargains.
We have just purchased and added to our already
at
at
big stock, 250 ladies’ and misses’ jackets, in bouclc, chinchilla and kerseys, and we guarantee the prices
at least 25 per cent. lower than can be found" 1n New England.
”no bale extra quality ccmfortablcs, worth $1.65 each,
“251
Heavy damask towels, extra size, worth 390, 251; each.
10 pieces half bleached German damask, wor , 51: yard,
1100.
For Men.
50 1107.. men s colored bosom shirts, all sizes, the regular
priceis 7,5c special, each 440.
Men's heavy merino hose, is all sizes, value 19c pair,
two pairs for 25c.
Meu’ s gray shirts, double back and front, value 3! 25,1111
8813 each. Drawers to match 1. ’10.
For Ladies.
Luzerne vests and pants, in gray. white and corn, sizes
from 28 to, in, the best $1.25 garment made, special,
each $1.110.
For Boys.
300 pairs boys' knee pants, sizes from -! to 1.3 years. Value
11
65c, per pair 50c.
sizes 211 to 34, value 39c, special 2511 each.
Bargains to be Found this Week it Our
11
1.
11
Boys' gray ribbed shirts and drawers.
Basement.
Decorated 01' ldc china tea cups and saucers, special,980 sot.
“ sugar bowls, special, 10c each.
“ butter dishes, special, 101‘- each.
“ sugar shakers, special, lOc.
” platers, 8-inch size, 101:.
Silk candle shades, all colors, 190
112 piece dinner set, warranted not to craze.
Sllvpiece tea sot. special this week, 82,118.
l—piece toilet set, special this week, We.
7.98.
Bissell's Grand Rapids carpet sweeper,warra11ted for one
year, only $1. 98.‘
DOES IT PAY ?
Certainly it does, to buy first class goods.
goods, as the quality is the very best to be found. and satisfac'ion lS guaranteed
to every customer.‘
“4....
T‘LEPHONI CALL. 58- 3
You take no chances 1n buying our
New Ocarllno.
New Dream of Wheat.
New Canned Goods.
Taffy.
Something New.
cious, Rich, Flaky.
The boom has Struck us, and we are right in it
Old fashioned prepared Pie Crust, ready for the pics with the addition of cold water.
This Week We Offer:
Will cook 11'! one minute and can be prcpar'cd 1n an endless variety of ways.
No other breakfast food on the market today so completely meets the rcqunemcnts for a
nourishing and palatable morning dish as Cream Wheat.
Deli-
HAVE THE
‘ 1
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Loadlng Oreo-r.
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST., '.
11 You warn ALL THE NEWS"
11!:
.. , Evening Sentinel Left at Your House,
RegUIarI, u l I I)"
A Few Trade Winners!
Maud S Flour,
There has been. 11 further advance in the wheat market ands consequent advance in the price of flour
For this week only we will sell 1'
$5WPer, Barrel!
We realize the fact that good butter is an essential to a first-class grocery storeyit can always be found at
Best Elgln Creamery Butter,
Best“ State Creamery Butter,
Best State Dairy Butter,‘
Sperry 1. Barnu’ Branded Shoulders,
- ' our stores and at wholesale prices.
231: lb Cape Cod Cranberries, 6c qt
3: i: Sweet Potatoes, 15c pk
111 lb Salt Mackerel, 2 for 51:
Donovan Bulldlng, -
store. corner of Well and Water Btu.
Norwulk. 111111 and“ use 1111 111ml
11111111131111. 01111 1111111
"NEW YORK GROCERY co.
South Norwulk.
3‘ AND 3‘7 MAIN ITRCIT. NORWAI-K.
Corn, Succotash, Tomatoes, Peas, Lima Beans, Asparagus, Pine Apple, Etc The finest
quality and the most attractive package on the market.
,, New Prunes. ,
'3' New Maple Sugar, Maple Syrup, New Honey, Jordan Shelled Almonds, Figs, Dates, Peanut :
SO. NORWALK '
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